Local residents noted in Sullivan area social and business news
Chicago visitor Frank B. Dudley of the Edison Electrical Company called on his Sullivan parents this week. Richard Boltz sold his tailoring shop to F. J. Burwell and left for Terre Haute. A new Citizens' Trust Co. branch fixtures arrived and openings near Jackson street were planned. Many neighbors visited, weddings and court cases were reported, and local tradesmen moved shops and prepared for summer. A 25th wedding anniversary for N. D. Martin was celebrated with a 52-person gathering and a silverware gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Dudley
Chicago
The
Edison Electrical Company
Mrs
W. G. Dudley
Richard Boltz
F. J. Burwell
Terre Haute
Will F Usrey
Citizens’ Trust Company
Jackson Street
Bank
Union
Beulah Akin
Carlisle
George Price
S. W. Smith
Leadville
Colo
Ira S. Klinger
Jackson Hill
McNutt and Musgrave Bros
Prestons
Crawford
Jasper
Sullivan
Hutsonville Herald
Fannie Hughes
T. K. Sherman & Son
Springer & Carruthers
Anna T. Sheridan
Hughes
Mattix, Turman & Riggs
Northside
North Court Street
C. H. Stratton
Battle Creek
Michigan
Stratton
Floyd Mellroy
Alva Ford
Justice Kirkham
Ford
Shelburn
McIlroy
Otho Loran Hill
Gertie Mae Spinks
Robert Kirkham
Bessie Brummett
Hymera
John Brodie
Brodie
Kirkham
Bond
E. A. Stitzel
Terre Haute Star
Gilbert Hill
John D. Hill
Delashmutt
N. D. Martin
North Section Street
Mrs. Martin
Dr. Wilkins Pioneer Physician Dies in Greenville Illinois
Dr. Wilkins a native of Merom born March 28 1829 died July 22 at his Greenville Illinois home. He practiced medicine for years served as assistant surgeon then surgeon in the 130th and 93rd Illinois Regiments during the Civil War. He leaves wife Martha Gwyn four children two of whom are doctors and several grandchildren. The funeral was at the Baptist church with Masonic rites and Colby Post escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Wilkins
Martha M. Gwyn
Medarysville
Ind
130Th Illinois
John Wilkins
Martinsville
Ill
Thomas Wilkins
Junction City
Kansas
H. E. Wilkins
Petersburg
Colby Post
Whig
D. R. Wilkins
Colby Corps
Montrose
Praveyard
Masonic Order
Colby
Osteopathic Physicians Operate Sullivan Vincennes Clinic
Beaven and Beaven, Osteopathic Physicians, run daily clinics in Sullivan and Vincennes Indiana. The office in Sullivan is open 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 30 to 6 p.m. Clients in Sullivan are asked to keep appointments to the minute and Vincennes visitors should write in advance.
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Sullivan
Vincennes
Beaven & Beaven, Osteopathic Physicians
Vincennes and Sullivan
Indiana
Free 25c Dr. Carlstedt Liver Powder Offer
A newspaper notice promotes a free 25c bottle of Dr. Carlstedt's German Liver Powder. It claims cures for liver and kidney ailments and invites readers to visit distributors or mail for postage from the American Pharmaceutical Co. Evansville Ind. Signed by Joe K Smock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Carlsted
Dr. Carlstedt
American Pharmacal Co
Evansville
Ind
Joe K- Smock
Sullivan School Board Reorganizes Officers
The Sullivan school board reorganized with O. H. Crowder as president, A. E. Hazelrigg as treasurer, and J. Lang as secretary. Lang succeeds Dr. Walter N. Thompson whose board term expired. Home and regional notes include travels of John G. Lloyd, I. H. Kalley, and a Denver Indiana-Colorado club formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan School Board
O. H. Crowder
A. E. Hazelrigg
J. Lang
Lang
Walter N. Thompson
I. H. Kalley
Seattle
Colorado
Denver
Denver News
Iva Willis
Sullivan
Resignation and Appointment on Rural Route Four
Arthur Willis resigns as carrier on rural route four from Sullivan. Charles N. Davis, son of Silas Davis, appointed to succeed him. Will F. Davis of the city named as substitute carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Willis
Sullivan
Charles N. Davis
Silas Davis
Will F. Davis
Good-By Sweet Day Celia Thaxter Poem Verse
A fragment from Celia Thaxter laments bidding farewell to a treasured day. The speaker recalls the day’s beauty and kindness as shadows fall and twilight deepens, wishing for its longer stay. The piece closes with the vow to remember the gifts and sunset’s embers.
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Celia Thaxter
Spanish naturalist proves carp can hear and distinguish sounds
Dr Ribera taught a pond carp to surface for a specific feeding sentence while ignoring other words. He concealed behind a bush to demonstrate the fish’s ability to hear and differentiate sounds.
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Ribera
Bucken's Mica Salve touted as healing ulcers and cancers
Flat Rock Michigan resident Dell Be dell reports Bucken's Mica Salve heals ulcers sores and cancers and soothes cuts burns and scalds. Local drug store sells it for 25 cents with a guarantee. Also notes Dr Crowley claims success curing piles and rectal diseases after other methods failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedell
Flat Rock
Mich
Joe K. Smock
Crowley
Peculiar Disappearance Noted For New Life Pills
Butlerville resident J. D. Runyan attributes relief from indigestion biliousness and dizziness to Dr King s New Life Pills. He praises them as a perfect remedy and guarantees availability at Joe K Smock s drug store for 25 cents. Another ad promotes Hollister s Rocky Mountain Tea promising a healthy happy mother in law for 25 cents.
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J. D. Runyan
Butlerville, C
Dr. King
Joe K. Smock
Gus
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Beaven and Beaven Osteopathic Physicians Offices Open
Dr Leslie M Beaven of Vin Cennes will be at Citizens Trust Company building office open daily from 9 am to 12 pm and 1 30 to 6 pm.
Telegraphy Schools Offer Quick Training for Jobs
Read the display advertisement of the Six Morse Schools of Telegraphy and learn how a young man or lady may easily learn telegraphy and be assured a position. Dr Crowley advertises ear and eye cures and a Rocky Mountain Tea remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowley
Notice to Bidders for Cass Township School House
The Cass Township Trustee Charles Hale will receive bids at 2:00 p m at his Cass office for a single room frame school house No 7 Center school house plus furnishing seats desks slate boards and wire guards and for heating ventilation furnaces. Bids must follow plans on file. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Chas. Hale
Cass Township
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Ahah Hepeperese
John Bonham
Paul Poynter
Lake Winona
W. H. Lucas
Harold Bays
Lake Maxinkuckee
Sullivan Carnegie
C. F. Theobaldt
Wm. Falconberry
J. A. Beard
Hannah Brewer
Pleasantville
Mary E. Kirkham
Farmersburg
Lou Empson
M. J. Bland
Linton
M. A. Mitchell
Norman Station
Alex Williamson
Scotland
Williamson
Herman Handlass
Charles Shepherd
J. H. Sammis
Presbyterian Church
Emma Hendricks
Dugger
L. B. Johnson
J. L. Stropes
Miss Goldforb
Blanche Finkelstein
Phil Hyman
Oaktown
John C. Chaney
A. V. Munich
Charles Hartfelter
William Willis
Dirrelle Chaney
Joe T. Akin
A. R. Orr
Dr. JR. Whalen
Floyd Curtier
Claude Ellis
Knox County
Carlisle News
Sullivan Union
Will H. Hays
Merom
Illinois
Dunlop
Mankedick
Beck
Don the Mislead
Guy Stock Co
Ira Glidden
East Side Square, Sullivan, Ind
McKinley & McBride
John G. Lloyd
Mr. Lloyd
Trinity Springs
Robert Moore
Court House Park
W. S. Hinkle
San Diego
California
Hinkle
J. R. Hinkle
Court House
Fort Sumter
Garriers
J K
Sullivan County
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